Thai Telecommunication Industry News

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* Advanced Info Service Plc, the country's biggest mobile operator, has underlined its mission to maintain its leadership in wireless...

True Group has signed a credit facilities agreement with Siam Commercial Bank PCL (SCB) and Krung Thai Bank PCL (KTB)...

New regulations preventing foreign dominance of Thai telecommunications operators are now in effect, aiming to promote business management by local...

True Move officially kicked off its commercial 3G service yesterday by declaring a "3G war" via an ad that pokes...

CAT Telecom has given Total Access Communication (DTAC) 90 days from yesterday to shut down its third-generation wireless broadband service or the state agency will file a complaint with an arbitration panel alleging breach of contract.

Total Access Communication (DTAC) will press ahead with the launch of its third-generation wireless broadband service in Bangkok this week as planned, despite a possible legal threat from its concession owner CAT Telecom.

A wide range of wireless broadband, especially a 3G network, is the fundamental key to the next wave of new technologies designed for greater user experience, according to participants at the "NForum" that brought various experts in the field together.

Advanced Info Service, the country's largest mobile operator, has started commercial 3G wireless broadband services as part of its 10-billion-baht network expansion this year.

Nokia Thailand is undergoing a major restructuring by setting up a specific wireless "ecosystem" division to drive its device and application service bundling strategy.